There is something that was NOT MENTIONED OR EXPLORED IS HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR BAT SPEEDS TO RETURN TO NORMAL?

I do the heavy bat, light bat work out.

Also I use a bat speed meter.

I have noticed that after I use the heavy bat the speeds of the light bat do go down.

However after taking about 10-20 swings with my regular bat......

My swing speeds SEEM to return to normal.

So I believe that while there is a drop in bat speeds after using a weighted bat it is not permanent and will return to normal in a short time. But probably not in the short time it takes to get from the on deck circle to the batters box.

I just got the "That Wax" a few days ago. It did come in a small zip lock bag, but all I got in the zip lock bag was the wax itself and the red, white and blue wrapper that covers the wax, nothing else. I received the "That Wax" from Softball Fans.

I just got the "That Wax" a few days ago. It did come in a small zip lock bag, but all I got in the zip lock bag was the wax itself and the red, white and blue wrapper that covers the wax, nothing else. I received the "That Wax" from Softball Fans.

I have never used to the "Stutter Step" when hitting, but I see a lot of hitters that do. Most that I have talked to like to use the step to insure the ball will be at waist/chest level when they swing. I'm sure there are other reasons for the step. But does the step help increase bat speed? Do you use the step? How does it help you?

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